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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
G. C. PHINNEY & co,
Jsmes Sc, opp. Occidental BOtei.
iaSdW
AN KxrRAORBIsART oFFER.
70 Am wanting EmpIoymsus.

We want 1--we, Energetic and capable Agen
In every county In the United States and Can
ada. 10 sell patent article Of great merit, or
IN MKzTTs An article having lsrRs sale pay
isg over 100 per cent prpas. having no compo.
titisH, snd on which the agent IL prosected In
the exclusive sale by deed given fer each and
everv county be may secure from rs. With I'll
these advantAges 10 s1r agenta and the feet that
Il Il - sriiels that can BE sold 70 every house,
ewaer. Il might not Be necessary to make 90
eFFER" 20 secure good agents
ct once, but We have concluded 10 make Il 10
show, not only our eonnaenes IN the merits Of
our In vsntion but IN It's STABILITY By asy agent
q At win handle Il with energy. Our agents
now work sre mailing from $3.50 10 $500
month clear and this feet males IL safe for Ms b
make our offer 10 all who are cut Of employ
ment Any agent thai viii kive cur BUSINESS 9
thirty DAYS trial and fan 10 clear ct least 500
In this time, ABovz AL exPHNsEa can return
all goods unsold 10 us and re viii rsfaod the
money paid for them. Any agent or general
agent who would like ten or more e0unfies and
WORT them through ssb-agsr q for ninety davs
and fail 70 clear 81 least sI5e ABova Al Ex-
PESsEs. can return all uusoid and get their
money back. Nc other employer Of agents sveF
DARED 70 make such offers, nor would we n We
did not know thst Ne have agents nov making
mere than double the amount We guar anteoi:
and but tvo sales day Wsuld give . prsnt Of
ever e125 m nth, and thai one Of our agents
tsOA eAkhtcen efoert u Gus oays Ouf large de-
scriptive circulars explain Cur offer fully and
these We wish 20 send 10 everyone cut Of en-
pioynsut who viii sod ~ three one cent
Stamps To- postage. 9sad 81 once and secure
TIE agency In time fer the boom md e 10 wort
on the terms named 10 our extraordinary orr.
We would liketo have the ADDRESS OF all the
agsnts. sewing machine solicitors and cAFpen-
ssrs In tbs country. add asa any reader Of this
psper who reads tkis e6er, 70 send n ~ once
the name and address 81 All such thar know
address At once or you win lose the best chance
ever offered 70 thosa cut OF employment 70
make money. REEsKR MANUFACTURERS Co..
dWSm TIC smith Sid a., Pj,4sburg. Pa
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!RAIsIEm Is sUGGEsrED.
IGnlfmdal. Ntntinel.l


A new name has repeatedly been sug-
gested for the State that ts 10 be created
out OF tho Territory Of Washington one
Of these days. We have always been in
favor Of the old name Of Mashisgtop.
bue for the one argument, that Wash
ington 10 already the name Of the Capt
vol Of the Natioa, and great confusion
will be the result OF the adoption OF q
similar name FOR the new State; We have
glanced around as for a Suitable name,
many OF which are suggested. but We
have noted important SELECTIONS to all
of them. OF course we need a name
that n will not be necessary, fer the
purpose OF Identification, 10 pFehK the
words State Of 10. and therefore Il
should be a name rot already exelu-
siFely appropriated by some other To-
casisy. We cannot veil call 10 Tacotna,
because that weuld Be an ipsnlt 10 SEAT
tie. aud Fies rsrsa: asd besidss ne doc
care 90 bring the wrath Of either Of the
aforesaid cities down UPON rs By saa
costing the sane Of the ether as 3
suitable name for the new STATE. We
cannot cali IL Idaho, for 10 is possible
that Idaho vi be State hrst and will
want Der own name.
Somehow such names ~ WRhkiskun.
Skamokawa, Pewyalioop. Utsaladdy,
Wallis W alla. kliekitAt. Yakima, Nswau
kum and Nesqaally do aot kindle With
~ TIRE breasts Of the present generation
~ Neutrality-suspicious. that enthusiasm
that we cid shell backs" would BE- g.
pleased % see. has there is = grand cid
land mark over thee ca the Soand,
whose head towers over u 600 feet above
The level Of the sea. whose very name
u has been the desire Of eur alien resi-
dents 81 hloa oct OF existAncs By the
Substitution az more modern ans.
Our old citsHsus wfll remember the
name. no doHbt, since those who sre liv-
ing right under tts very shadow have
soezht 30 destroy its tdsntity. 90 accaut
Of a little ioSai ambition instead % pa
tive pFide-we mean Rainier, call "a
Rainier, and thus peFpetsAte the name
u ths NEST promineEt land marx in
the Territory. There can certainly Be
90 serious oeiectiun 30 this; RAinier
wAs hcrp before al the balance Of rs
we're and thsFe car be no feeling %
isslo1sy cn acsoant OF the Adopstoa Of
lts name Cor the ueu state.
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Of sustons. vs v0uld rsoomnand %
them mose oaFeful scFusIny u saspi
etausedesfs snd pareeis 81 msrshandsas
Opiam Which nsg es puEshassd 10
s attic 81 SIS poabd sa1 nsstg have
paid cnfys ana ws thlnk Mr. Blake's
theory abosf the uns 81 eanseiIe1
Stamps i > tree ons. However, IL IL ~
sophistry 70 axgzs mas . lszsning Of
TIE dasy On The drug wouid lessen tie
consumption or be mere produesivs Of
rtvsoss- Thsrs are csEsstn viess vhoss
diffusion i limited b. sheiF vsrJ eostii-
mesa. and Of these, Ne consider The
Opium habit 20 be onA. We hsvs no
hesitation n sayinR that II the narcotic
vas e. cheap and - pisstifaI - %
baeoo, ~ consumption w0old Be iuss ~
soumou. Tie present prise Of opium
limits its eonsanptson 70 few. which
v0uid never b. the ssss II Il cost no
more 20 purchases than Old Jadee. o.
tramaEins and altar Of roses sEs both
ssfy expensive and very coveted. bal
their plensifulneas is intsrdicsed By
their Successive oOstliDsss. Morality and
ksvesue must never Be eonfoapdsd.
and admitting. fer The sake Of aFgo-
Esnf. that Unese Sam wouId Be . gamer
By having TIE dssy on spium reduced,
you'd that compensate society for the
IoavsBing into its mas Of Tia bssefuI
0piam habit7
Offences must needs Be and all that
can be done IN limiting the spread Of
vics Il ITO modify an order Of thines in
which il ID impSssibls 10 woEk any Eadi-
cal change" We eDntsnd. however,
thas the Opium curse l. 10 Q consider
able dsRres held In eheek By the restrie-
lions imposed on ita importation and
that in proportion ~ these restrictions
are made more oppressive, 10 that sx-
tent viii the consumption Of The drug
be reduced.
We are in favor Of higher duty on
opium than thai 81 present levied, for
the reason that We think II would act 90
8 deterrent 10 the spread Of the habit.
We trust there is no truth IN our CORES
pondeni's iuoputstioA that the high duty
charged on the drug is q scarce Of
snoIanent to the Custom House Of
6sera We are willing TO believe thess
officials inOoFruptible, until some very
patent evidences Is adduced 10 the con-
tFaFy. However, we suggest to them q
more viRiIant supervision Of the mer-
ehsndiss imported into the Sound fEoH
British Columbia and with this piece OF
advice, and the iteration Of our senti.
nent that morality and reveHus musi
never be confused. We esnclads this
article.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

The 0ysgsnias says that Tseoua. hsv-
ing s1eseedsd 10 getting The lasd ofBsts
Of tie Northern Pacific, wiIl sd thTss
more persons to iss population This
oaebt 20 set % the v2ias Of ita real
estate % per cent msrs. Tie really i'm
povtant matter ~ 70 Fsooms Dov seems
70 be lhe question vf kaFmonizing the
views Of the peovle uho live there with
the interests Of Mr.. Charles B. Wright,
Who ewns The town.
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OFIum AND DUTY.

In our last impression We published
letter on opium Smuggling from She pss
Of MIR. A. l.. Blake, late Deputy Collector
Of Customs for this port. Oar cores
pendent makes the startling assertion
that GO duty has ever bsen collected en-
the drag either in Seattle OF Port Tow
sand tos fourteen years.
Aifirss blush il would appear that there
Ia room for much self eoperaialatien
here. on the score Of our morality; the
natural Inference being tina. a. no opium
has passed through the Custom Hoase,
none has been imported. De facts hsv-
ever really point TO such q sonelasioul
Or don't they argue that the parcels of
abe drug new In the stores Of eur
Chinese merchants have for the most
part been ss'aaslsag
In theory. Of course, We nay aasame
that much Of the opium which auds ita
way Into oar Territory, has paid daiy AZ
some port Of entry In California oF ore
goH. Unfortunately for morality, We
cannot eomfsEs ourselves With any such
reassnrinG reflection. Tor the low Price
al which the drug Is vended here for
bids the suPPosisioH that this product
Of the poppy has said duty anywhere.
Nothing Il easier than % make
charges and cast impntasf.,na a.4 -.
fore we hint a. any want OF vigilance
On The part Of oar customs oflioers. "a
mast have satisfactory sviasuee Of their
intentional dereliotloa % daty. II
opium is smugglsd inss eur psrts Whole
sale from British Colaue.a there nus,
be g system and thorOaghnsss about The
business which, should n,ake il cen.
parativsly easy Of detection. Noe the
mest lysx-sye3 vigilance in the world
can gut down casual And isolated in.
stances 81 sSnugshng. has when she
latter are carried on 90 4 scientific ana
intelligent basis, The very msEuituds os
them shosid furnish else 10 their *.
posare. CempAred With diEmonas.
opium Il An Hnhandy and spasioas
commodity, whose whereabouts shasla
be easily traced 10 tbs AaexAGe or eioaA-
ine Of the professional snaSsler, ana
While ve make no insipaA,ions seAiaat
the fnteRrisy OF viEilARee Of car 0sassr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Superstition has not entirely disappear
ed from the regions Of ParkersbufZ. West
Virginia. Near that place last week .
young macs northumberland iIliterAte
ano Eupsrstitioua called in 20 DOCTOR
him. and this Is the waf she did it. Tire
ysung man was put TO bed and the room
was , Gated 70 . temperat ire Of one hun
bred degrees. Then the unfortunate man
was put between two feather beds. and
dane. she sent for 3 live sheep. warmed
he sniTnal thoroughly and put IL In the
bed with tee man. The young man. IN
able 70 endure tbs treatment which his
grandmother was giving him. quietly gave
un the ehose
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
BOOKKEEP PER.
For Sale on Rent.

aNI IMPROVED FARM OF EIGHTY
"A acres on Guemes Island. 20 acres
10 bear; good house Of rooms Household
furniture. and all farming tools; large
barn, workshop. chicken houses. chickens
ard an incaha or. viii be sold cheap or
rented for ons or more years. Cal on or
adde's l. c. SULLIVAN.
rnhqTdft 1ueune4 akaGff c. w
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SALE OF STEAM PROPELLER.

HEknQU AIRS DIVISION OF THE PACfEIc.
oFFICg - CHIEF QUAHTERMAsrKR.
san FRAN Tsco CALIFORNIA
March 4isf- lsS-.
cKAi.KD + l0Pos AIS ARE INVITED
General MePhecseu. including such
property a. 10 now on board Of her. The
Ciensr McPker On wAa ouiii for the
Ia ted states in l'Ss coat sc. Go her ex-
tr~use lengts - - feet beam q feet I;
degih Of 10 4 So feet: wooden hall ton
aare ia - Ncn-uoudensing ensine cyl
rider a inches diameter. - tnchss stroke,
boiler cyltudricAl liN feet isngfh. 81
teet diameter Spces about 10 miles per
hear The sam 81 siSmo wss spent in
renewing hssr house work. new holleF
neN crank ahafs ncW decks and general
oVerkauiiug plsctag her In rrsi n con
citton- Ia the early part Of lsSG she IL
now in goa1 cuadttien. and her MAchia
cry In gooG running order. except that
soasr hl&tts Of her propeller Arr hr~ ken-
The steamer Il nuW lytEg kt Angel Island
Cove. san FraBeisro HsrSaF. For further
information Apply 90 the undersigned
TIE Government reserves the right 70 re-
Ject sny or ali eiAA Terms cssh Pro
pueAls viii - oPerat A. noon on hEFs
esy, Mach &ss Isl. In he ~ senee 81
Cd bG1ers - desire % Asfe1d. SD
sAoala be addressed 10 the uaderxlSned.
and MARRIED Proposals to- StsAueT
Ajax. J. PERRY,
Assis.snz QaAFtermA Ter General L s A.
Cki-f o4Arse-mAstsr. DiviSioa of the
Pasine. nk& =
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THACKKKAVs RKrIS To an IxSl
gATIoN.

Had ! bot tsn minutes sooner
Got your hospitaele liue.
'FSould have been dslizht and haaoF
With . eens liks yea 10 dine.
Bes nav uoFa = pASsed 10 athers.
Rita. be u engaged toos
ASony ny eosom smsthers.
"A WEtte adiea. aAssn
p nasa 'snEAlasAaf Letters u TAsr1s
-es,s - SerEAstr's kae.slss.
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[Frsaa ~ Cedar Rapsds Gnsssp
fmMks . friez1 look weary. r.
you s4T - Him. Whsf'a
drive folks from the pa<lox. b
Yea can m-wmKAiinK = peeK-Mr Beo.~
star Is - an actor, II Ike Don
oTAM go1 can 1nDp-
rE1 . big mix aatfT. win .
simple water pump
always be th9ught fHzny when
yea Eing chestnuk ke9L
make q ans wArmeR ~ tue
cath. -Ifis coid q a.
Yea eaaS vel:
p4W cur 1cent pieces OF a.
dimes in b1gfng beerx--
write such rot a. this Il II
goa III thous4nA yeArz.
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FOR SALE.

I60 AIRES OF LAM, Ilh MILES
AOO frsm Seattle. an ! ~ miles asove
Biark River on the c Inty road. Sud
land Is 10 Ated in township q. sectors 0
and 81 Fer further particulars write or
call upon JOHN CHRIST,
Seattle. Second sire {. b tween Main
ard Washt~gtos mb2
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Fine lot, g-room house and stable Klev-
enth and Jackson streets, $500.
Lot s b - TeTTy's LEI. house and I'm
pruyementa
Iots ls and Is. b IL MeAlseF'S. sS35 and
$50.
The ahsss lots in 81 81 Mess a.. SO ZACH.
cleared lots In higelow's I'D. eT5 aas e85.
10 % MAynArais lake Washington, SIS
Iosa ard s. b 20 TerTys -. e3loo.
Cleared iota. b Lavisras. 3195
Iots and & b q Yesie-'s let. &S&
Punished nesfAurARfs. SIS and eISe1
City hotel ss0o Steam laundry. Sa-
loon and ledging house. Yacxnt govern
meat claims rat h1ttaTn And tia Im-
. owed ranches. S8so 20 stoea
MortzAgss "a solid property. $40 70
SIC 90. City and county scrip. -
New sn4 secoBd-haEG safes.
ve-niev compass and surveying
oufft. $50 49,
FURNISHED house and lsass. eesssr oe
town. s0n
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Wanted, Partner.

FTHE GREATEST CHANCE EVER
i offered to q man who has q few thou
sand dollars cash; business first class no
opposition on Puget Sound; . sure for
time. Particulars at GEO. W. CRANES.
Washington street. mh3S 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

AILEN-At Woodinviile. March 9th. 70
the wife OF K. n. Allen. 9 daughter.
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WANTED.

A GOOD COOK FOR FARM HANDS,
n at Puypllup. Man aud wife could
both find work IL industrious Apply to
X. 8. OSBORNE. Seattle. mh2S
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FOR SALE.

STEAMER SEAT LEM FIRST
- class condition; has good passenger
accommodations. Also steam launch
Louise, new. Por particulars apply 70
r w. nKIfON.
port Tavxnsand. March Il. 1877 rhIsf3I
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.

DY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID without children A family leaving
the city Ter the summer can and per
feetly reliable and careful tenant By id
dressing a H" p. o. box 769. The very
best references furnished. mh8 g
TURNTsHKD ROOM TO LET CEN
II traliy located Address p. o. box 81.
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WANTED.

UNoR sAwMILL-A FIRST CLASS
II foremsn sawyer. Apply. stating
wsgsa to CROFT & ANGUS, Victoria
Office. Victoria. b O. mh23 So
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Nrs Jerseys. CHrsrER CIEAAT.

White Seal Burning Oil for illaminat
ing purposes has no equal. N. CHIL
BKRa. sole agent. S2f FFont ss. nhll I'm
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DAILY POg1NTHuGEKcH

The Chinese Minister a. washinesen
appeared st : ball TIE other sse1ine
wearing 81 600 600 worth Of diamonds.
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FOR RENT.

THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
Up stairs. corner Fourth and Union
streets. Apply at Peoples Market. MP Sc
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ron Rent.

slzproved ts-nns On shArsG
Frzit and vegetable garden. Sis year.
sfArms o. LAKE WEahingsan. a<ehArd.
hay, etc. no casa renA
Hozaes A1a roorns IN Ell pA-ts Of ritz
GRO ". CRANE
Wash Ter. E1pioyment B1ruAa- near
cor. Commercial and " aAAfngton s<ra~ts.
SeAttie. Mhs
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
THE PUGET SOUND ICE co.

WE NOV or TIE FINEST oUAAIa
as CT ssr Rssss n
who tse delivery N -. s..rw sos IN
cAea % she hAcs hAs sn
i AZ
MN. ID or0oLR. PrssIasn1
Z A sraoUx seussxry. fen
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MANNING & MITCHELL

AHA ~ ~ lAA " me- ~ -
Real Estate Dealers,
Onice, corner Front and Madison streets
For sale on easy terms, the
best farm in Western Wash
ingten, 173 acres, all under
cultivation +; two dwelling
houses, l stere building; 9
barns, and other 0utbuild-
ings, $50 fruit trees, all bear
ing, in Skagit county.
A good farm OF lis acres IA cleared, 2s
acres Of meadow pasture land, eas1ly
cleared. balance OF land covered with .
email growth OF cottonwood and crab ap-
pls. Good frame house on thu place. ~
miles fron Mt Vernon. church, school
houss. hotel and storo sn the opposite aide
OF the river. Must be ssld inside ef 60
days. Terms easy, Dart on TINA Il req uired.
80 acres at 0'BVlen's station,
bottom land. G. 4 p. 8 r. r. running
through the land Price, a3o per acre.
Lots and blocks In all parts Of the city
CAL and see cur List Of property. ja1s 3m
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PARTNER WANTED.

trade. located eighteen miles from Seat.
lie, On tae line Of the Seattle. Lake shore
and Eastern Railroad For further par.
ticui r. rsn af iris offi,e mh2a n
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Wood Working Machinery

ENOR sALE-sUITABLK FOR SASH
U ard door or furniture factory. Inquire
Of q. D0RFFKL, Seattle. w. T.. p. o. boz
ssq ONE @. r Bowman. Front af. mh2m
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Rooms to Rent.

TN BELLS HOTEL, FROM 50 MONTH
i upwards according to location. Apply
at hotel. HAMILTON g. BRO KWAY,
Preprietors. mh9mh3I
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Boat for sale.

~ FEET KEEL, 4 FIT. 6 IN. BEAM
10 sloop rugged. copper fastened. En-
iirely new. Apply to DOC MITCHELL,
cor. Front and Madison eta. mht5 2w
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01
Japanese Foot.Gcnr.

In Japan children's shoes are made OF
blocks of wood secured will, cords.
Tho stocking resembles a mitaen,
having a place for the great toe. AZ
these shoes are lifted only by the tossss
the heels make n rafting sound us tlaia
owners walk, which is quite stunning
in q crowd. They are not worn,in "a
house, rs they would jnjnro the saya
straw mats with which the floors aam
covered. You leave your shoes at ths,
door. Every house is built with refer
ence to the number Of mats required foy
the floors, each room having from eigha
to sixteen. and III taking lodging yosa
pay for a mat. They think it eMtnawa.
CANT in us to reqire q whole roDm asp.
ourselves. The Japanese shoe gives.
perfect freedom to the foot. The beauty
Of tho human foot Is only e in. tho
Japanese. They have no corns, no i'm.
growing nails, no distorted joints. Ouy
toes arc cramped until they are deforh0..
ed, and arc IN danger OF extincMom.
The japanese have the full use OK. saleil'
toes, and to them they are almost likn
fingers. Nearly every mechanic mnksm
use Of his toes in holding h:s woyk.
Every toe is fully developed. ihsir
shoes. cost q penny, and vii. last six
months.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01
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Some or you remember when the w..r
broke out and all merchandise went IN.
and merchants were made miIlionairc3i Il
six months by the simple raise in Ok.
| value OF goods. Did The clerks ect ;0I-
vantage Of that rise? Sometime. not
always. l saw estates gathered III thosc
times " which the curse Of ca has
hung ever since. The cry Of unpaid men
and women in those stores reached the
Lord OF Sabaotll, and the indignatiun ~
God has been around those establish.
ments ever since; rumbling in the c.l-
rage. wheels, flashing in the chandeliers
glowing from the crimson upholStrry.
laundering in the long roll OF tht ttD-
pin alley. Such mel may build ~ ral
aces Of merchandise heaven high. InI
after awhile 4 disaster will come alone
and will put II hand on this pillar. ana
another hand on that pillar, and ;hroW
itself forward until down will come he
whole structure, crushing the wor>l,ip-
EcrS Like grapes in Il wine-prcss.
Ihcn there arc boys in establishments
WHO are r%nincd--in prosperous csttu-
liSllmcntS-rlincd by their lack OF .tnu-
pcnSation. In how many prusperOus
stores 1T has been for the last twcntv
years that boys were given Just onontll
money to teach them low to s,r.,l!
Some were seized upon BY the policc
The vast majority OF Instances wp,d not
known. The head OF the firm askcd.
Where is George llow?'' Ooh, hcisu /
here any morc.n A lad might
DEXTER STARvE no dealt!
on a blasted heath than take on rcnI
from his employer. Woe be to that cni-
ployer who unnecessarily puts atcnpta-
ton in a boys way! There ha1 ! l'cri.
great establishments in these cities
building marble palaces. their owlirlS
dying worth millions and millions and.
millions, who made a vast amount of
their estate out of the blood and lIlaclc
and nerve of lalf-raitl clerks Suc,i
lnen as--wcll, | will not mcntiom any.
name; but | mean mel who lm|,ctgatls.
cred mp vast estates ut the expense Of
tho people who were ground under tlicils
heel. con" say sncl, merchants. ,jf
you don't like it here, then 90 and KIT I,
better place" AS much as 10 say
1'I'yc got you in my grip, and T mcmito
hold you; you can't get any other placc.2
Oh, what q contrast we sec letWpcn.
such men and those Christian merchants
OF Brooklyn and New York who TO-DAY.
are sympathetic with their clerks whoi.
they pay the salary, acting in Ills way.
This salary that give you is liot al.
my interest in you. You arc an immoy-
tai man; you are an immortal woman. /
am interested in your present and yuta,
everlasting welfare; I want YOU to iil-
dcrstand that, if | am Il little higncr ~.
IL this store, / am beside you ii Gang
tlan sympathy Go back fo, years
to
ARTHUR TArrEN's sTonn
in New York-a man whose wors, cno.
mics never questioned his honesty. Eycry
morning he brought all the clciks aud
accountants and the wcighcrs i1tp Al
room for devotion. They sang. Thcg
prayed. They cxllortcd. On Mpndav
morning The clerks were askcd Wl,cre
they had attended church O. Tic mcgi-
OllS day. and What tie ellnnl nnrr